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SPECIAL NOTIGIS.
Cards of Thnnkn, Obituary Pootry and
Mr. Fred IIofTiium hiui been
enjoying a week's vaention nt
Bouluh, Mich.
Miss Hllii Webb xf Tolwlo
was tbe over Sunday guest of Mrs.
0. Webb.
The Misses Dorotby Craijr and
Mildred Wit sder spent Saturday in
Toledo.
Mrs. Fred Wessler spent tlie
w ". i: T - ' a .I.1Ii1.ii1 n
th rate of E onnta por line only. There pnsl week at Wlldwood, tile Kliesl
will be no deviation from thl rule. , ,. ,, , T j.vn..i,
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THE JOUItNAti Is dated Thurnclay,
but the paper goes to press every
Wednenday nftcrnoqq. at 2 o'clock, In
order that It may rehcli Iti readors In
various localities by Thursday mornlim.
r.ocal and Long IllMajie l'lionp No. 21.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1917
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BIRD OF FREEDOM
OBSERVATIONS.
It will not be a peace without
much argument us to terms.
Field Marshal Huig is also driv
ing u wedge between the ivuiser
and the German people.
Tho war began suddenly. Hope
continues to be expressed that it
will end the same way.
Not one of the Kaiser's sous has
yet been hurt. They deserve to
bo known as the lucky hall: dozen.
Running the kitchen successful
ly always did require brains. Mow
it demands a considerable degrco
of patriotism.
It is well that Germans are ask
ing why theirs is the best hated
country on earth. It will be even
better when they discover tho
true- answer to the question.
Modern automobile thieves seem
to have forgotten how the old
fashioned horse thieves were regu
larly discouraged and tho rope in
dustry promoted.
Additional Local
Mystery Box Social at the M.
E. church Tuesday evening. Come
and solve the mystery.
Mr. Chris Knerr and Miss
Knerr were over week cud guests
of Mrs. Frank Burnett of Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lehman of
Toledo were Mr. and Mrs. Waller
Pony's "Wednesday guests.
Mrs. Edgar Hill and Mrs. W.
E. Hewitt were calling on friends
in Bowling Green last Wednesday.
Mrs. Daniel Cornelius, of West
Virginia, is making an extended
visit with Pcrrysburg relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hewitt and
Mrs. EJsie Barber, of Toledo, took
dinner with Worthy Hewitt and
family Sunday.
"r' and Mrs. Geo. Williams
jd Sunday to Toiitogany,
ang tho day with Mr. and Mrs.
. 1. Ohr.
The Loyal Daughters' Sunday
School class will hold their meet
ing this Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. John Tovey.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Iloifman
entertained at a family dinner,
Sunday for Mrs. Daniel Cornelius,
who is visiting Perrysburg relatives.
1' ..'.a. C. W. Robert-
-j - 'i lay were Mr. and
l i .' son, Mr. and Mrs.
. Mrs. Roy Black
20.
Miss Helen Kazmaicr enter
tained Friday evening the Misses
Gertrude .Geiger and Minerva
Drew of Maumeo and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kazmaicr and family of
Perrpsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Schaller
and son Ralph and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Rcitz and daughter Mario
motored Sunday to Gibsonburg
and spent tho day with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Paul.
Members of tho Evangelical
S. S. and other members of the
congregation attended the Evan
gelical meeting held at the Evan
gelical Park avenue church, To-
ledo, on Thursday evening. Tho
meetings arc being conducted by
Rev. Potticord.
Tho district meeting of the
"Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of tho M. E. Church will bo
hold this Friday at St. Paul's M
E. Church, Toledo. Tho Porrys
burg Auxiliary is requested to bo
1 present in a body, It will bo an all
day session,
RANDOM RE0OLLE0TIONS.
15 Watt, 27c
60 Watt, 36c
LOST Little white, prayer
book. Howard offered if returned
to Mrs. Denis Hoffman.
-Mrs. I j. King of Findlny, 0.,
spout tho week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Hurl Cnrbiu, and her
lister, Mrs. Leslie Charles.
--Mrs. Michael Moist or and Miss
Helen Ilroku, of "Webster, and Mrs.
h. Port or. wore guests Sunday of
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Mhideiius.
Rev. and Mrs. P. Kleupfel had
for their Thursday guests, Mr.
Fred and Otto Kleupfel and Miss
Lena Kleupfel, of Arohhald, 0.
-- Mrs. Ira Simmons and Mrs.
A. T. Dcwhiud spent Wednesday
at Genoa, the "iiests of Mrs. llut
lio Ithodoi't.
A healthy man is n kinjj in his own
riuht; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. Kor impure blood and slutr
jrisli liver, use Uimlock Mood Hitters.
On the market 35 year-. $1.35 a bottle.
- Mrs. .liio Yoager entertained
at dinner Wednesday Mrs. Swayne
of East Liverpool, ()., Airs. Joseph
Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Lehiiid
Swayne.
Miss Carrie Goodman and
Mrs Edgar Hill have returned to
their home in Detroit, after spend
ing a week with their sister, Mrs.
W. E. Hewitt.
Mj:. and Mrs. Albert Fahrer's
Sunday guests were Mrs. Mary
Fahror and Mr. and Mrs. 15 d
Humes nf Toledo and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Fahror.
Mrs. Will Mosor, of Mamnee,
Mrs. -Ino. Mosor, Sr., Mr. llarn
McClellnud and Mrs. Ed. Thorn
Ion were guo.Ms on Thursday last of
Mrs. Jno. Rogers, of Toledo.
The New Century Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. M. B. Cook The third
chapter of the original serial story
was read by Mrs. 1. Xeitz.
Any useful articles of fancy
work for the Presbyterian Bazaar,
to be held Wednesday evening, De
cember the twelfth, will be gladly
received.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at the home of
Mrs. Pheley, -l()(i Front .street,
Tuesday afternoon, November 21).
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Iloller
bach, Mrs. Fred Wohllcb, Mrs.
Lang and Mrs. Frank llollcrbach
of Toledo were guests Sunday
the Win. Lebhehr home. )
Mr. and Mrs. Val Sehwind,
Jr., entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Justen, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Diedrieh and Mr.
Edward Sehwind of Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Struhsakcr,
of Delta, 0., Mr. D. J. Neiderhouse
and family, of Monclova, and Mr.
C. L. Shipman and family, of "Wes
ton, spent. Sunday at Ihe Lewis
Shipman home. ,
Mi-, and Mrs. A. L. Cocauour
and family and their week-end
guest, Mrs. D. F. Loedy of Butler,
0., motored Sunday to Ilillbury,
0., spending the day with rela
tives. Mr. and Mis. Chas. Lober and
son Charles, Misses Clara and
Emma Lober, Miss Kittic Man
dell and Fred Lober were enter
tained Sunday evening at the
country home of Harry Snyder.
The Missionary Society of the
M. E. church will have their quar
terly tea Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 21, at the home of Mrs. John
Yeager. Bring your thanks.offer-iB-
Mr. Roy Hoover of Pittsburg,
Pa., spent the latter half of the
week Avith his mother, Mrs. II. M.
Hoover, who left Monday for n
visit with her son, Mr. Ira Hoover
of Chicago. Later she will go to
Pittsburg for an extended stay
with her sou Mr. Roy Hoover.
Tho dancing party given by
the Latona Club last Friday even
ing was a most delightful affair.
Seymour's orchestra played an ex
cellent program to an enthusiastic
crowd 01 dancers. Punch was
served during tho evening. Tho
dance was so successful that the
young men giving it hope to enter
tain again in tho near future.
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Continued rroni First Pago.
and equipment through a subscrip
tion by citizens of the burg but it
was a failure. Some who could well
afford to subscribe generously
without pin'ehiiig themselves
thought it would he a verv nice
thing to have a well drilled :oiu-Sk
puny in the burg, etc., etc., but (5)5
they could not become enthused up L
to tho point whore they wore will-Jr
ing to separate themselves from I
any of their money for the benefit t&
of the hoys. Dissensions soon be-j2
came inanifo.st too many of tliC5(
members wanted to be officers, and ,J
none privates well, you know P
what happens in cases of that kind. $2
My winter time the companv Imd'rJL.
virtually disbanded. ' 55Sl
flic Perrysburg. Cadet eomnanv
was, as far as 1 know,' the only and hold regular monthly meetings
military company that has existed on the first Saturday afternoon of
in the burg since the days of the each month. The following offi
Civil war, when companies of dif- ccrs were elected: President, Hcl
f.cront Ohio regiments wore formed on Schneider; Vicc-Presidcnt,Kath-iiikI
drilled hero,' preparatory to crine Sch wint; Secretary-Treasurer,
gding into active service. It was Anna Mae Volnnd; Chairman of
.(imposed
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Mazda Lamps
25 Watt, 27c
75 Watt, 36c
40 Watt, 27c 8
100 Watt, 65c I
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J. Davis Hardware Company.
ol bright, active boys, Program, ,Isabel Schwint. Tho
it was a pitv that thov did object of this organization is tho
not receive enough financial aid general improvement of its nicrn-
from the citizens of the town to get
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tut proper linilorms and equip
ment. A good military company,
he it compoM'd of men or boys, is
an asset to any town. Military
training is hound to come. It is
healthy and wholesome for all
boys. It gives them discipline, and
teaches them self-reliance some
thing every boy needs. Ilud there
been a good military company in
existence in every town through
out the country for the past 40
voars perhaps the United States
would not have witnessed what
took place only a few weeks ago.
when with over 10,000,000 men of
military age, only about 0,000 en
listments could be secured when
70,000 were wanted in "enlistment
voi4" in order to bring the regu
lar army up to its maximum
strength. And right here let me
suggest to tho good people of the
burg that right now would be a
splendid time to organize another
military company among the boys
of the town, -to again take the
name of the old company Perrys
burg Cadets In tho old days all
arms, equipment and uniforms had
to be
bers specially along musical lines.
Twelve members are now enrolled
and each member is to bring a vis
itor for the next meeting. Miss
Helen Dibert will be hostess to the
next meeting, December 1, at 2
o'clock. Topic for discussion will
bo life of Chopin
Mary E. Hubbs is director of
this organization and she asks that
all children and especially music
ally interested people attend.
PERRYSBURG MARKET.
Corrected every Wednesday noon by
the Perrysburg Grain & Seed Co. ,
Mn. 9 vpH wlipsit. o 10
No. -1 white wheat . 2.03 ' '
J0arl:orn 3.0J ' ;y
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when buying Lumber or
Building Material of
THE CHARLES L KOCH CO. g
New 0at3.
.00
Uarley ...? 1.-J0
Rye 1.05
PRODUCE ,
EggS 45
Butter : r. 42
Lard ." 27
CATTLE AND HOGS
Corrected every Wednesday noon by
Munger-Bros.
Steers 03 to .10
Cows 03to.O"
Calves .- 0" to .1:1
Hogs : lOto.lOi
l,ani03 00 to U
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provided by the organization Tallow , - .0-1
itself or by public spirited citizens.
I am told that in these days all
properly organized military organ
izations receive both state and na
tional aid. "Will the people of Per
rysburg make an effort to organ
ize a military company in the
town? J. O. 11:
(To he continued')
POULTRY
Turfteys .18 to .20
Young Chickens in to .17
Old Hens ,... .10 to. 17
Old Roosters - OS
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
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CHANCE TO MAKE EXTRA
MONEY.
You can add $25,00 to ?50.00 a
month to vour incomo in your snaro
time. Our money-making plan, is a
winner for either men or women. Wo
furnish outfit freo and teach you how
to use it. Scad postal nt onco for
"Particulars of tho Money-Making
Plan." Act promptly bforo tho va
cancy is filled in your territory. Ad
dress Publisher, Box 1G5, N, Times
Square Station, New York City, 84
Isab'elle Hough, widow of Wil
liam Hough, was born at Perrys
burg, Ohio, October 12, 1839, and
died at her home in Perrysburg
November 7, 19 17. She was mar
ried to William Hough April 2S,
1S59, who preceded her IS years
ncn. To them 11 children were
born She can be truly called one HAVE US DRY CLEAN
of the pioneers of the Maumeo1 YOUR BLANKETS
$, Perrysburg, Ohio
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E. L. CLAY, Manager.
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Vallev. The funeral was held at
her home Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Dan
iel Carter.
PIANO PUPILS ENTERTAIN
The piano pupils of Mary E.
Hubbs gave a musical study pro- the blankcts wTll" ltist
gram at the home of Helen Schnei
der, Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock, which a larfe crowd at
tended. The program was carried
out in a splendid manner and each
pupil deserves much credit for the
effort they made to make it a com
plete success.
It- was decided to organize a club
and there will be no shrinking
and no loss of color. They will be
more thoroughly and scientifically
cleaned than if merely washed.
There's another advantage. By
having us dry clcifn the blankets
all hard rubbuiu: is eliminated and
very much
longer. Blankets cost money these
days and will cost more. Our dry
cleaning will save yours from
wearing out quickly.
MILTON MLADENUS
Perrysburg', Ohio
Phone Main 256. Res., Red 'iS
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CUT PRICES
Having adopted the cash system we can offer the
following articles at greatly reduced prices:
Bran, per cwt $ 2.25
Middlings, per cwt 2.50
Chop, per cwt s 3.25
Cracked Corn, per cwt 4.35
Shelled Corn, per cwt.
Corn Meal, per cwt
Ear Corn (new), per cwt
Gluten, per cwt .
Oil Meal, per cwt .
Oats, per bu!
Scratch Feed, per cwt
Shell and Grit, per cw.t r...
Wheat, per cwt
Beef-Scrap, per cwt
Barley, per cwt.
4 "i
MatJ
4.35
2.25
2.75
3.25
.70
4.00
.90
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5.00
3.00
Straw, per bale 45
Hay, per bale 75
Unicorn, per cwt 3.00
Charcoal, per cwt 3.00
Alfalfa Meal, per cwt 2.25
Pansy Flour, per bbl. 12.00
Peerless Flour, per bbl 12.20
Pillsbury's Flour, per bbl 12.40
( ThePerrysburgGrain&SeedCo. $
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WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR
BUICK CARS
Seven Sold in Four Weeks
They
buy a
Call at our garage and look them over.
await your inspection. You may not want to
car, but we will be glad to have you call and will be
pleased to show you the Buick.
We repair all makes of Cars.
Quick Service and Right Prices.
Auto Accessories of all kinds.
FRANK LOOMIS
Phone-Main 157
Perrysburgi Ohio
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More than
2,000,000
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r Enter your order to-day with us, authorized Ford
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Touring Car 3300.
Roadster '..J .. . 345.
Coupelot 505.
Town Car 595.
Sedan 045.
Chasses 325.
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WM. SCHLECT, Perryburg, O,
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